RHampton
RHamptonAuthor of Dragons Beyond (a clone of the 1973 draft rules for OD&D), Men in Metal (a clone of WRG v1 & v2), and Midwest Fantasy Wargame: The Primeval RPG (a recreation/reimagining of the play style of the Twin Cities in 1972)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | rhampton.substack.com |
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Dragons Beyond - Update
The catalog of things that I have published for Dragons Beyond is considerable. No print on demand yet though. If any of you have any feedback, please leave a review, join the community and post, or hop on my discord. I am likely to publish...
Men in Metal - Update
Men in Metal is a restatement of the Wargames Research Group miniature wargaming rules from 1969 - 1970 (plus their Medieval Supplement). Men in Metal is available on WargameVault, DriveThruRPG, and Amazon.
Of Dice and Grown Men
Look at these beautiful dice. The black and red twenty-siders are actually 0 - 9 twice over (once with filled in numbers and once open). The original percentile dice rolled in the Blackmoor and Greyhawk campaigns were likely of this type. I...
Is This Even Dungeons & Dragons?
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Author of Dragons Beyond (a clone of the 1973 draft rules for OD&D), Men in Metal (a clone of WRG v1 & v2), and Midwest Fantasy Wargame: The Primeval RPG (a recreation/reimagining of the play style of the Twin Cities in 1972)
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